This is the puppy training podcast episode 186, Living with Multiple Dogs.

This podcast is designed to help you on your journey of becoming best friends through love and learning as you train your own dog from home.

And I'm here to help you every step of the way.

This is the puppy training podcast, and I'm

your host, Amy Jensen. Hello and welcome to the puppy training podcast. I'm so glad you're here,

whether you are training a new puppy or you have an older dog who has a few behaviors, maybe you'd

like to change. That's okay. You are in the right

place. Today I want to talk about living with multiple dogs. I know some of you have older dogs at home

and are adding a dog to your family soon. There are always questions that come up when this occurs. So

let's talk about some of those today or things

that you can do or expect when you have multiple dogs living in your home. But first, just to give

you a little update on my dogs and where we are at, if you are new to us, maybe you don't know us.

We have Bruno here at our house. He is a 12-year-old snorke-mix. He's the resident grandpa dog. He helps

train all of the puppies that come through our program. I don't do so much of that board

and train anymore, but when we used to, he was the great little buddy that trained all these

puppies. So now he's kind of the grandpa dog, but we love him. And then Baxter, he's a three-year-old

Labradoodle. And then we brought little Bella also a Labradoodle home in March. So we have those two

doodles. And I am currently working through our intermediate training with Bella. She's doing well.

We adore her. The family loves her. The dogs love her. Bruno, being a grandpa dog,

he doesn't have as much energy as he used to have. So Baxter's now, the fun one to play with,

which is great. But Bella will oftentimes try to get back or Bruno going as well. And we have to

interrupt because Bruno is not in the mood to play. But we'll

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